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Cliff Lee, Shane Victorino, Pete Rose, Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton and More Headline The Philly Show Friday, December 4th Thru Sunday, December 6th

December 1, 2009
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EXTON, Pa., Dec. 1 /PRNewswire/ — Phillies stars Cliff Lee and Shane Victorino will headline the 103rd Philadelphia Sportscard & Memorabilia show. A number of top athletes will appear in the autograph pavilion at the show, which takes place December 4th-6th at the Valley Forge Convention Center in King of Prussia, PA. Athletes appearing include Hall of Famers Steve Carlton and Mike Schmidt, all-time hits leader Pete Rose, and 2009 World Series team members Lee, Victorino, Scott Eyre and Jamie Moyer. While pricing for each signer varies, former Phillies Todd Pratt and Keith Moreland will be providing one free autograph with the price of admission at select times. Signers will add personalized inscriptions for an additional fee.

The athletes will appear along with top companies specializing in memorabilia, authentication and card grading. A new addition to the Philly Show, representatives from Louisville Slugger will be on hand selling customizable bats.

“As the holidays approach, you can find the perfect gift for the sports fan in your life. We have a selection of unique sports items you won’t find elsewhere,” said David Hunt, President of Hunt Auctions, the show’s parent company.

The Philly Show runs Friday, December 4th from 5pm-9pm, Saturday, December 5th, from 9am-5pm and Sunday, December 6th, from 9am-4pm. Admission is $7 per day, or $18 for a weekend pass. Children under 8 are free. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Pricing varies for autograph tickets, which may be purchased in advance at www.mab-celebrity.com. For more information about the Philly Show, visit www.phillyshow.com.

ABOUT THE PHILLY SHOW:

The Philadelphia Sportscard & Memorabilia show was established in 1975 in the Philadelphia area as one of the first venues for sports related cards and collectibles. Long considered one of the premier events of its type in the country, the show was held three times annually for many years at the Fort Washington Expo center before moving to Reading, PA. In the fall of 2008, Exton, PA based Hunt Auctions, a leader in the sports memorabilia auction industry, assumed ownership of the show. The event now resides at the Valley Forge convention center in King of Prussia, PA and takes place every March, September, and December.

SOURCE Hunt Auctions


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